H₂CCH₂2 cCH₂1. Reaction A is a radical process. The part of the mechanism that is represented above is called [blank1]would immediately follow [blank2]A.a. nucleophilic attack; hydrogen abstractionb. homolytic attack; hydrogen abstractionc. hydrogen abstraction; homolytic cleavaged. nucleophilic attack; homolytic cleavage2. Radical mechanisms begins by which of the following events:a) homolytic cleavageb) heterolytic cleavagec) extreme heating or exposure to light irradiation.d) nucleophilic attack3. Rank the following radicals from most stable to least stable:CHH₂CACH₂a) D > C>A>Bb) B>D>A>Cc) D> B>A>Cd) C>A>B>DH₂CBCH₂H₂C"CH₂CCH3 H₂CCHDCH₂

The reaction (A) is go through the homolitic attack and hydrogen abstraction

A. CH₂ 2 c 1. Reaction A is a radical process. The part of the mechanism that is represented above is called [blank1] would immediately follow [blank2] a. nucleophilic attack; hydrogen abstraction b. homolytic attack; hydrogen abstraction c. hydrogen abstraction; homolytic cleavage d. nucleophilic attack; homolytic cleavage H₂C 2. Radical mechanisms begins by which of the following events: a) homolytic cleavage b) heterolytic cleavage c) extreme heating or exposure to light irradiation d) nucleophilic attack Lov CH₂ 3. Rank the following radicals from most stable to least stable: CH A CH₂ a) D > C> A > B b) B>D>A>C c) D> B>A>C d) C>A>B>D H₂C B CH₂ H₂C CH₂ C CH3 H₂C H₂C CH" D CH₂

A. CH₂ 2 c 1. Reaction A is a radical process. The part of the mechanism that is represented above is called [blank1] would immediately follow [blank2] a. nucleophilic attack; hydrogen abstraction b. homolytic attack; hydrogen abstraction c. hydrogen abstraction; homolytic cleavage d. nucleophilic attack; homolytic cleavage H₂C 2. Radical mechanisms begins by which of the following events: a) homolytic cleavage b) heterolytic cleavage c) extreme heating or exposure to light irradiation d) nucleophilic attack Lov CH₂ 3. Rank the following radicals from most stable to least stable: CH A CH₂ a) D > C> A > B b) B>D>A>C c) D> B>A>C d) C>A>B>D H₂C B CH₂ H₂C CH₂ C CH3 H₂C H₂C CH" D CH₂

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